Legion Lost #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection brings together the complete 2011 'Legion Lost' series, a six-issue miniseries that strands a team of Legion of Super-Heroes members in the 21st century. Written by Fabian Nicieza with art by Pete Woods, the story follows these displaced heroes as they struggle to find their way home while contending with a deadly alien threat loose in the present day. It's a self-contained, action-driven arc that highlights lesser-known Legionnaires like Gates, Timber Wolf, and Wildfire.
In "Legion Lost," Shikari seeks refuge in the derelict remains of a Legion Outpost drifting through space, where she stumbles upon a haunting computer diary from Element Lad that reveals the truth behind the Legion’s exile from the universe. As the Progeny close in, their arrival accidentally frees the Legion from their stasis within a Tromium cocoon, setting off a fierce defense—but with their memories fragmented and their world unknown, their greatest challenge lies ahead. Written by Dan Abnett and Andy Lanning, with striking artwork by Olivier Coipel and inks by Andy Lanning, the cover by Coipel and Lanning captures the isolation and tension of this pivotal moment.
In the drifting ruins of Legion Outpost, Shikari seeks refuge from the Progeny, only to uncover a haunting computer diary from Element Lad that reveals the Legion’s forgotten exile beyond the universe. When the Progeny track her down, their attack inadvertently shatters the Legion’s Tromium cocoon, freeing them just in time to fight back. Now, with their past exposed and their future uncertain, the Legion must confront the challenges ahead—still stranded, still united, and still fighting.
In "Enigma Variations," Jo and the Legion face a chilling revelation aboard the Progeny ship, where the line between creation and exploitation blurs. As the team confronts the ship’s commanders, they must secure a powerful shuttle to tow the Legion Outpost—before the ship’s true nature consumes them all.
In "Lone Star State," the Legion Lost stumbles upon a hidden refuge where the Kwai, Shikari’s people, have been living in isolation. When they uncover a long-missing Legionnaire, the team is thrown into uncertainty—especially as the Progeny launch another assault, forcing a tense standoff. Though the Kwai prepare to leave, Shikari chooses to stay, joining the Legion in their search for a way home.
In "Makeshift," the Legion Lost team faces a sudden crisis when their jump drive is destroyed by mysterious energy parasites after a routine jump. With their ship damaged and no way to return, the Legionnaires must rely on ingenuity and teamwork to survive—while Brainiac 5.1 works frantically to find a solution.
In "Burnout," Umbra's mounting stress reaches a breaking point as Saturn Girl attempts to help by probing her mind—only to unintentionally destabilize the team. When Umbra leaves the ship, she finds herself caught in a new crisis, testing her limits in ways no one saw coming.
In "Singularity," Ultra Boy and Monstress race to stop the escalating clash between Umbra and Singularity, while those left aboard the ship face an unexpected manifestation of Saturn Girl's subconscious—only to be met with the sudden arrival of a familiar group of friends.
In "Lost & Found," the reassembled Legion confronts the truth behind Singularity's world and its eerie link to Saturn Girl's mysterious state. As Brainiac 5.1 administers a cure that heals both Saturn Girl and Umbra, the sudden restoration sends unexpected ripples through the newly arrived Legionnaires and Apparition.
In "One Billion Years of Solitude," Element Lad recounts his staggering isolation across a billion years, a span that reshaped his mind and warped his sense of self—now believing himself a god among ruins. As he offers the Omniphagos' prison as a passage home for the Legionnaires, his fragile grip on reality begins to unravel in a chilling moment that leaves the team reeling.
In "First & Last," Saturn Girl confronts the unraveling mind of Element Lad as the Legion races to seal a gateway threatening their galaxy. With time running out and the merged entity of Element Lad and the Omniphagos growing stronger, a desperate choice looms—one that could change everything, but whose outcome remains uncertain.
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↩ Reprints Legion Lost #1 (2000), Legion Lost #2 (2000), Legion Lost #3 (2000), Legion Lost #4 (2000), Legion Lost #5 (2000), Legion Lost #6 (2000), Legion Lost #7 (2000), Legion Lost #8 (2000), Legion Lost #9 (2001), Legion Lost #10 (2001), Legion Lost #11 (2001), Legion Lost #12 (2001)
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